Packet Pushers
The Sum, Not Just the Parts
How and why to think holistically about your network instead of optimising one box at a time.
Video
Sessions &
Sessions &
appearances.
The Art of Network Engineering
Tech Careers Are Built on Relationships, Not Resumes
Why the people you know move your career further than the certifications you hold.
Selector
Why "People Connector" Is the Ultimate Superpower in Tech
On building community in networking, and why connecting people compounds in a way technical skill alone does not.
TeleGeography · TG Explains AI
AI Adoption in Networking
Where AI is actually landing in network operations, and where it is still a slide.
Laketec
Unwrapping AI & Network Automation at The Network Buzz
A practitioner conversation on automation and AI without the vendor framing.
Tech Field Day Plus
Networking is Too Complex
Panel on whether the complexity in modern networks is essential or self-inflicted.
Tech Field Day Plus
Is SASE Just A Marketing Term?
Pulling apart what SASE means once you remove the category name.
Tech Field Day Plus · NFD40
Bridging Silos with AI and Telemetry
Where telemetry and AI actually help the handoff between network, security and platform teams.
Fortify Your Data
Exploring SD-WAN Technology
A walk through SD-WAN architecture and where it genuinely changes the operating model.
Tech Field Day Plus
Episode 53: Virtual Networks are Air Gapped
The podcast conversation behind the NFD37 delegate session of the same name.
Tech Field Day · NFD37
Virtual Networks Are Air Gapped
Delegate session arguing that virtual network isolation is not the air gap people think it is.
The Art of Network Engineering
Episode 116
Long-form conversation on the career, the community and the road from dial-up helpdesk to service provider engineering.
Tech Field Day · NFD37
US Networking User Association at NFD37
Presenting USNUA to the Field Day delegates. A vendor-neutral environment to talk networks.
Gestalt IT
Fortinet's Unique Approach to SD-WAN
Breaking down where Fortinet's SD-WAN architecture differs from the rest of the field.
Talk
The Grass Isn't Always Greener on the Entrepreneurial Side
An honest account of leaving a job to start something, and what nobody tells you first.
VeloCloud Webinar Series
Driving Rapid Healthcare Enterprise Growth with SD-WAN
Scaling a healthcare network through acquisition without the WAN becoming the bottleneck.
Audio
Podcasts.
Packet Pushers
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Heavy Networking 783: BGP Routing Policy for Enterprise Networkers
Unpacking IRR and RPSL for people who inherited a routing policy they did not write.
Telemetry Now · Kentik
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Building Community with the (US)NUA
How a regional user group became a national practitioner community, and why that is harder than it sounds.
Packet Pushers
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Heavy Networking 677: US Networking User Association
Meetups for network engineers, and what makes one work.
Packet Pushers
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IPv6 Buzz 137: Running IPv6 At An Internet Exchange
Operating dual-stack on an exchange fabric, from the board side and the switch side.
The Imposter Syndrome Network
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Jason Gintert
The parts of a technical career that do not go on a résumé.
TeleGeography Explains the Internet
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Episode 313: Very NaaS!
Network as a service, what it actually replaces and what it quietly does not.
TeleGeography Explains the Internet
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Episode 212: SFW (Safe for WANs)
Enterprise WAN economics with the people who count the cables.
Packet Pushers
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Heavy Networking 468: Making The Business Case For SD-WAN
Translating an architecture decision into something a CFO signs.
Packet Pushers
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Heavy Networking 432: Analyzing SD-WAN So Far And So Future
A market read from inside it, before the consolidation.
Underlay · Network Collective
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Episode 64: MPLS is Dead, Long Live MPLS
The obituary was premature, and the reasons why are the interesting part.
Underlay · Network Collective
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Episode 42: SD-WAN Beyond the Hype
What the technology actually did once it hit production networks.
Dissecting Popular IT Nerds
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Culture Eats Technology for Breakfast
Why the org chart breaks the network design more often than the vendor does.
Built in Ohio
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Jason Gintert on Networking
Building network infrastructure and community from Cleveland.
Telecom Radio One
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Phil Howard Interviews Jason Gintert
An early conversation on where enterprise connectivity was heading.
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